The National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) is a trade organization that represents the interests of federal credit unions in the United States. Founded in 1967, NAFCU advocates for credit unions by providing resources, education, and support to help them navigate regulations and improve their services. The organization works closely with lawmakers to ensure that the unique needs of credit unions are considered in legislation. NAFCU also offers various training programs and conferences to help credit union professionals enhance their skills and knowledge. By fostering a strong community among its members, NAFCU aims to promote the growth and success of credit unions across the nation, ultimately benefiting their members and communities.